This was so good! Chris was Great.

He was surprisingly spry for a big guy

Chris Farley did not hold a traditional martial arts belt for the film Beverly Hills Ninja, but he underwent extensive training to perform his own stunts. According to reports, he trained for six months prior to filming and impressed instructors with his natural agility and wrestling background, allowing him to convincingly portray a clumsy but capable ninja. Role-Specific Training: Farley learned specific ninja techniques and stunts for his role as Haru, the "Great White Ninja," working with director Dennis Dugan and martial arts experts. Physical Background: His performance relied on his prior experience in high school football and wrestling, which provided the physical foundation for the film’s action sequences. Comedic Intent: The film’s martial arts scenes were designed to highlight his character’s clumsiness and ignorance, contrasting his genuine effort with the skilled abilities of co-star Robin Shou. Legacy: While Farley was not a ranked black belt in a formal dojo system, his dedication to learning the physicality of the role is widely cited as a key element of his final major film performance before his death in December 1997.

I loved him. I remember where I was when I heard he had passed. Same with Phil Hartman. True story.

He was great. I really wish he laid off the drugs.

The original Kung Fu panda

I hope the hooker that left him dying on the floor and not call for help rots in hell

EVERYONE: Is he stupid? LUI KANG: Nope...he's my brother.

Kung fu panda before kung fu panda! Such a great movie!!

I watched Tommy Boy sooo many times 😂

Gone too soon.